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MSYS2 stopped building rtaudio for mingw64 (msys2/MINGW-packages#32418, "Drop mingw64 for Allegro and some leaf packages"), so pacman fails with "target not found: mingw-w64-x86_64-rtaudio" and the build-msys2 (mingw64) CI job can't install its packages. MSYS2 is retiring mingw64; UCRT64 is its recommended environment. - CI: build-msys2 matrix is ucrt64 and clang64 - packages: no more mingw64 MSYS2 nightly; release.sh builds ucrt64 and clang64 instead of mingw64 (nightlies already had both) - install_dependencies.sh: in a MINGW64 / MINGW32 shell, says the environment is no longer supported and to use UCRT64 or CLANG64, instead of failing in pacman - docs/msys2.md: UCRT64 (recommended) / CLANG64 instead of MINGW32 / MINGW64
apothecary already publishes openFrameworksLibs_*_msys2_clangarm64 and all the MSYS2 packages openFrameworks installs exist for clangarm64. - CI: build-msys2 runs clangarm64 on the windows-11-arm runner (ucrt64 and clang64 stay on windows-latest); the gcc -v check step no longer fails where the runner's Git Bash has no gcc - package_builds.sh / nightlybuilds.sh / release.sh: msys2_clangarm64 package - docs/msys2.md: CLANGARM64 for Windows on ARM
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Added clangarm64 (Windows on ARM), since apothecary already publishes
This is the first time this CI job runs on ARM, so the clangarm64 job is the one to watch. |
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build-msys2 (mingw64)fails installing packages:On 13 Oct MSYS2 stopped building rtaudio for the mingw64 environment: msys2/MINGW-packages#32418, "Drop mingw64 for Allegro and some leaf packages". The PKGBUILD is now
mingw_arch=('ucrt64' 'clang64' 'clangarm64'). Retrying can't fix it.I checked every package openFrameworks installs (CI's
pacboylist andinstall_dependencies.sh) in all four environments; rtaudio on mingw64 is the only one missing. But MSYS2 is retiring mingw64 and recommends UCRT64, so more packages will go.Change
UCRT64 (recommended) and CLANG64 only:
build-msys2matrix isucrt64,clang64.scripts/ci/package_builds.shno longer builds anmsys2_mingw64nightly; theucrt64andclang64nightlies were already built.scripts/dev/release.shbuildsucrt64andclang64instead ofmingw64.nightlybuilds.sh, mingw64 is commented out like mingw32.scripts/msys2/install_dependencies.sh: in a MINGW64 or MINGW32 shell it now stops with a message, instead of failing in pacman: "The MSYS2 MINGW64 environment is no longer supported by openFrameworks. Open an MSYS2 UCRT64 (recommended) or CLANG64 terminal…". It already defaulted to ucrt64.docs/msys2.md: UCRT64 / CLANG64 instead of the old MINGW32 / MINGW64 instructions, including the PATH examples.Not changed
These still mention mingw64 and could be updated separately:
project/qtcreator)MINGW_PREFIX ?= /mingw64inconfig.msys2.default.mk. MSYS2 setsMINGW_PREFIXin every shell, so that default isn't used.